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In article <1993Jan22.010500.15975@samba.oit.unc.edu>,
Norman.Yee@launchpad.unc.edu (Norman Yee) writes:
>
>I'm having a problem getting the PM debugger to show me the source
>code view of a program; all that shows up is the disassembly code view.
>This is the debugger from the November PDK.
>
>I have turned on debugging info in the linker generation options and
>compiler debug options of Workframe/2.  I have turned optimization
>off in the compiler object code options.
>
>Anyone have any hints?
>
>  Norm
>
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Norm,

In case you still don't see your source code, here are a few more hints:

- Make sure you are linking with the link386.exe from the PDK (should have a
  date of July or later.

- Don't use MSGBIND

- If you are using a makefile and you set the debug options for the linker and
  the compiler after you built the makefile, you need to rebuild the makefile
  to pick up the changes (this is not done automaitcally).

- Place a check the box in the Compile options -> other options dialog for
  "Perform compile only, no link"

If you are still having trouble, send me your phone number and we'll pursue
this further.

Pat
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